Stolen Model T and enclosed trailer OKC

morning bump

 

Afternoon bump. . .

 

evening bump

 

Btt

 

nothing on this yet?

 

BTTT... and wish you good luck finding your car.

 

Bttt

 

Has this been posted on any of the restored Model T websites? I don't know if there is a national club, probably is.

 

It's been on AACA site since it happened.

 

that pisses me off and that ain't my car. it's so wrong stealing a car like that from an old man even without knowin his history. good luck findin it.

 

http://newsok.com/oklahoma-city-pol...article/3341083?custom_click=headlines_widget

 

Bumparoo.

 

Supposedly what the guy looks like

 

amazing that this has gone high profile..the owner of the stolen t must have good connections or know people..most L.E.A. wouldnt go to this trouble to catch a horse theif..i mean car theif..

I wish it were like the ol' horse and buggy days..were town square hangings of horse theifs were watched by all the towns people...
dam this world has gone soft on personal theift...no wonder it happens so dam much..
no ones doing anything about it.

I read about Michigan adopting the Castle Doctrine in 06..might put some teeth back in helping the good guys regain control of their own property when faced with a threat..

 

Cut his balls off with a rusty hacksaw blade.....

 

Hey, just got a call from Fred Thompson, friend of the owner of this car, said they found it within the last hour at Sooner and the Black Diamond Ball Room in OKC!!!!
Said the car was intact, no trailer, well HOO RAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

That's great news! Did the punks just dump the car off there, or was the owner of the building in on it? Any other details?

That area is not all that good, either.

 

I'd say that the car was probably ditched there by the guy who stole the trailer. Even a Model T can somewhat disappear in a parking lot or venue like that for a few days.
Most of the trailer thieves aren't interested in the contents but want the trailer for what it will do for them or to resell.

 

That's great to hear that he got the car back! Trailers can be easily replaced anytime.

 

Great news!!! Wow that's awesome.

 

Glad to hear that the owner got his pride and joy back. The trailer can be replaced (insurance). The historical+sentimental value the owner had cannot. More details on its recovery would be cool as to facilitate others keeping their rides from disappearing.-Weeks

 

this is great!
that thief took a huge risk pulling that T out of that trailer and putting it there..
glad to know its back where it belongs..
i still hope they catch the ******* and string him up tho

Finger prints..?? did they bother or not?

witnesses?

 

Glad the car was found! Hopefully the owner had friends in high places and can now get the stupid laws changed. I can't believe a state would not register trailers. Didn't they know they could collect $$ for license?

 

Shush dude, I"m broke enough...

GLAD THE T IS BACK THOUGH! THIS NEVER HAPPENS! I GIVE THE HAMB CREDIT FOR PUTTING THIS AROUND THE WORLD, I'M SURE THE DUDE KNEW EYES WERE EVERYWHERE!

 

With the p***ing of Dee Wescott today , this shed's some light!!

RIGHT THE **** ON!!!!!!!

Cody

 

****, I'd be happy to pay a ten dollar one-time registration on my car hauler - but the State legislators have their heads firmly implanted in their ***es. Ideas that make sense, make no sense to the lawmakers.

Hopefully, we'll see something in the local press about the recovery!!!

 

Your wish is my command:

"Effective July 1, 2008, at the option of the owner, noncommercial trailers, such as utility and boat trailers may be registered only (no ***le issued) for an annual fee of $7.00. "

from www.tax.ok.gov

 

that's great news!!!! but i still wish they had caught the thief!!!

 

I mean a ONE-time registration fee, not a $7.00 annual extortion fee from the State...although it's better than nothing.